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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11
AUSTIN.
Fixing up the Commissions Of Eotaries-
ALetter Regarding PowderlY.

Fixing up the Commissions OF RoGar1eS-
A Letter Regarding PowderlY.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, Tex, May 10,-The opening
performance of the new grand organ re-
Gently placed in the Episcopal church in
this city took place tonight. There was
large audience. The exercises were
conducted by Professor Pitcher. The
organ cost $4,000, and is one of the finest
in the South.
The following charter was registered
to-day: Denison Fruit Exchange, capt.
tai $4,000; incorporators, Collins,
Stephens, Scholz, Jackson, Hopkins,
Freeman, Larkin and Fairbanks.
The Secretary of state is fixing up the
commissions for the new notaries public,
which will be sent to county clerks in a
day or two.
Superintendent of Education Cooper
went to Houston to-day on visit.
About $4,000 were deposited by the
Comptroller to-day.
The Governor appointed Alexander
Mildly inspector of hides and animals,
also Peter Brandt, pilot st Sabine Pass.
A laboring man has written letter to
Governor Ross and Adjutant- General
King, holding that PoWderly is fraud,
that he is after money, and that he is the
little horn spoken of in Regulations.
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Two Oabooses Burned.

Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, TEX, May 10.-A fire occurred
at midnight in frame building near the
track of the Southern Pacific Railroad.
The fire spread to two cabooses standing
on the track, and an engine hooked on the
cabooses and started down the track at
q furious speed in the direction of the
water tank, the flames shooting high in
the air, presenting a magnificent sight.
1t stopped at the tank, which caught fire
and was destroyed. The roundhouse
barely escaped. The loss is several
thousand dollars with no insurance.
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Prominent CattIsman Dead.

BENSON, a. T., May 10.-A private
dispatch from Flagstaff announces the
death there of 3. B. Bulwinkle from
pneumonia. He was president of the
Arizona Cattle Company, and one of the
most prominent business men in Arizona.
His death was very sudden. He acquired
national reputation as Chief of the Chi
cago Insurance Patrol, which position he
held for eighteen years, during which
time he became famous for many acts of
gsllantry and his skillful management of
the salvage corps.
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COMMERCIAL RESUME.

COMMERCIAL RESUME
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, May l0.-Railway bonds
to-day sold as follows Fort Worth and
Denver City at 94s; Texas and Pacific
consols at 1O34; Rios at 76g; incomes at
62s; Houston and Texas Central rs at
III; st. Louis, Arkansas and Texas rs
at 994.
Money 34a5 per cent.
Governments firm.
Sterling quiet.
Silver 941.
Oil closed at 65s.
Cotton dropped 2 points.
Wheat strong and more active.
Coffee steady at 5 points decline.
Fort Worth, as might have been ex-
pected, was feverlsh and made q further
break of points, with some recovery.
The stock lent in the loan crowd at from
8 to per cent. for carrying, and other
shares st 3@5 per cent.
GOVERNMENTS, STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, May 10.-The stock market
to-day showed some improvement, but
the gain was very slight and was confined
entirely to interest IN few stocks. Dur
ing the afternoon it showed little evil
dence of general improvement, the fore
noon being intolersbly dull and feature
less. The market was firm to strong at
the opening, the advance over last even
ing's final figures ranging up to &c. The
general market was dull, while Fort Worth
and Denver, Reading and New England
were active. The first mentioned was
decidedly weak, but San Francisco pre-
ferred showed unusual strength After
the first hour there was no sppreciable
movement in the general list, but East
Tennessee became strong. In the after
noon, however, there was more anima-
ton, accompanied by improvement in
values, in which the entire list shared.
Fort Worth and Denver also raj
lied sharply after slight re-
action. Toward 2 p. m. the firm
tone was again renewed, though the close
was steady at fractional improvements
over the opening prices. The closing
prices show gains for the active list, but
while Wheeling and Lake Erie and Louis
vile and Nashville are each up l per cent.
the gains in the remainder are measured
by fractions only. Fort Worth and Den
yer declined II.
Railroad bonds quiet. The market was
generally firm, put without important
changes.
Government bonds dull but firm.
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The Stage Attached,

Correspondence of the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, May 9.-ImmedIate-
~ upon the arrival of the stage Saturday
night last from Fort Sill, I. T, to this
city, attachment was made on all of the
Property belonging to SheckelIs, sub-con-
tractor of that route, to secure the pay
ment of note Of about $3.50, given for
horse feed obtained in the Indian Terri
tory. The property attached amounts to
about 5000. Sheckells carried out the
mail however Monday morning as usual,
having gore to Wichita Falls and obtained
an outfit from the main contractor,
SOuIeS
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Quincy Declines,
Special to the Gazette.

special 10 the Gazette,
GALVESTON, TEX, May 10.-Alderman
N. w. Quincy, who was named by the
Dallas anti-prohibition convention as one
of the sixty two members of the execu-
tive committee for the state, has ad-
dressed letter to- Chairman Clark in
which he declines to serve, assigning as
reason that he is a member of the Repub-
lican national executive committee, and
to accept such trust might be construed
into giving the snti-prohibltion move
ment political sanction, which so far has
been avoided by both sides,
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Rain Around san Angelo.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANGELO, TEX, May 10.-This en-
tire section was again visited by heavy
rain, the third within thirty days. Over
two inches fell. All streams are swollen.
The North Concho rose about twelve feet,
the highest since the food in 1882. Every
body is out of sorts about the non-arrival
of THE GAZETTE, which was delayed by
high water.
Wool continues to come in.
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Dallas Notes.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, May 10..-General Gano
and Judge West have been in the country
organizing prohibition clubs. They re-
port much enthusiasm and large enroll
ment of names.
The Evening Herald publishes Colonel
Mills speech last evening with illustra-
tions. The edition was soon exhausted,
and the demand was so great that it was
reproduced this evening.
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WASHINGTON, May I0.-The members
OF the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Asso-
citation Of the United States met this
morning in Wizards hotel to transact
business and elect officers for the ensuing
year. levitt Wilcox of Chicago was
elected president, as Mr.. Garrison de-
cIined reelection.
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At Denton.

Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEX, May l0.-The prohibi-
to-day with an attendance OF about eighty
members. The meeting seems to be q
very earnest and interesting one.
The anti-prohibition part of this county
meet here Saturday the l4th inst. at 2
O'Clock p m, in response to call of the
chairman, for the purpose of effecting q
permanent organization.
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Almost a Water Spout.

Special to the Gazette.
GREENvILLE, Tex, May lO.-From
Deputy Sheriff Andrews of this county,
who just returned from the upper portion
of the county to-day, your correspondent
learns that within scope Of country
between Wolf City and Commerce and
to the north of the latter place, terrific
rain fell yesterday evening, amounting
almost to a water spout and deluging for
a time the face of the country. 1t was
preceded by heavy rain in the morning.
Deputy Andrews also states that gen
tlemen living about five miles from Wolf
City had five large hogs struck by light
ming and killed, and that large tree
standing in his lot near by was torn to
pieces and peeled from top to bottom.
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Bridge swept Away.

Special to the Gazette.
MORGAN, TEX, May 10.-The Central
west-bound train could not go any
further than Dublin, in Erath county,
yesterday, owing to wsshout between
that place and DeLeon. A bridge was
swept away and has not yet been sufff-
GENTLY repaired to allow trains to pass
over. So the late drouth west has hszt
enough rain at last. 9
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The Brazos Rising .

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, May 10-The long-ex-
pected rise in the Brazos mas set in, and
the river is swelling rather steadily to-
night. 1t is believed to be q local rise,
and from the present outlook apprehen-
sions are not entertained of any damag-
ing inundation, unless the present rise
should be reinforced by one from the
head waters of the stream.
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At Wichita Falls.
pecial to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, May 10.-.aFeg-
ular old-fashioned rain set in late last
night and it is still raining, making the
heaviest rain of the season. Land owners
feel as if land was worth dollar or two
more per acre than heretofore. It is evil
dent very good crops will be made in this
section without any more rain, and peo-
pie who thought it not worth whilegteE
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At Dublin,
al DuOAIl
Snecial to the Gazette.

oUoUIdI
DUBLIN, TEX, May lot commenced
raining about o'clock Sunday and Mon
day nights, and rained steady both nights.
These have been the best rains we have
had for two years. This nearly insures q
corn crop. It is already having good
effect on the improvements of our town:
as two of the parties who were burned
out last fall have now decided to go right
to work and rebuild.
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a washout Reported.

Special to the Gazette.
Cisco, TEX, May 10.-Another fine
rain fell last night and this morning, and
the creeks are all overfown. The tri-
weekly train on the Central road, which
was due here yesterday evening at 5
O'Clock, has not arrived yet. THE GA
zETTE reporter was informed this morn
ing that IT would not arrive until to-
morrow. The cause of the delay is a
bridge and several yards of the track be-
ing washed away.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-11

ACCORDING to DR.. Carl Peters, who
heads the expedition about to start from
Berlin, the possessions of tie German
East African company include an area Of
$4,000 German, that is, rather more than
100000 English square miles, equal to an
aggregate Of France and the two empires
Of Central Europe. Ten fiourishing sta
tions have already been established, and
the others are in course of formation in
this vast territory.
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At BalIinger.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
BALLINGER, TEX, May 10,-The heavy
rise in the Colorado river reported yes
terday is fast subslding. Unless there
were heavy rains up the country it will
be down in few hours time. It reached
a point last night four feet above the
highest water mark during the last FIVE
years.
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at Denton.
Special to the Gazette,

Special to the Gazette,
DENTON, TEX, May 10.-This county
was visited last night with copious
rainfall, which seems to have been gen
eral. The crop prospects are indeed
fiattering. The farmers say that they are
better than has been known here since
10. The cry OF hard times has alto
gether subsidized, and those who but few
months ago were disposed to style Texas
barren waste now all join in the chorus
to pronounce it the most fruitful part of
the globe.
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At Montague.

Special to the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, TEX, May 1O.-Sunday
night the rain commenced in these parts
and has continued, with short intervals,
ever since, and at last g fine season is in
the ground and farmers are happy. There
will be considerable wheat in this county
and this rain will give corn and cotton
good start.
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FIRE RECORD.
Nashville on Fire.

NASHVILLE, TENN, May H., A. NJ
A fire has just broken out in Morgan &
Hamilton's paper bag and barrel factory,
and has communicated 10 the Merchants
Exchange and other prominent buildings.
The entire block is in danger.
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Killed by Lightning.

Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, TEX, May 10.-News was re-
ceived here late last night of the killing
of Mr.. Johnson in or near Hutto, Tex,
during the rain and storm yesterday after
noon. Hutto is about eight miles west of
this place. From what we could learn,
MIR. johnson and another SWede were
walking on the railroad track, when a
keen fash of lightning dashed against
them, telling both gentleman to the
ground, but only Mr.. Johnson was in
stantly killed. His body was severely
bruised, and almost crushed to a mass OF
Jelly. His clothing were terribly rent
and almost torn from his body. The
other man was severely shocked, but was
alive when last heard from.
We had glorious rain yesterday and
the crop prospects are very good, and we
all feel happy.
Cotton Belt Weather Bulletins.
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at DOans,

Correspondence of the Gazette.
DOANs, TEX, May ct commenced
to rain here at dark last night and rained
up to about 10 O'Clock to-day, and the
indications are good for more. This rain
will make oats and potatoes.
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Fires in Austria.

VIENNA, May l0.-Terrible forest fires
are raging in Galicia. The fire brigade
and military detachments have suppressed
the flames in Pennsylvania. Forty houses
have been burned in the village of Corkos-
mas and thirty three in the village of
TopOcbaboor
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Strange Cattle Disease.

SpeCiaI 70 the Gazette.
AURORA, TEX, May 1O.-4 disease,
heretofore unknown, has appeared among
the cattle of the valley. Many are dying.
There is quite diversity of opinions as
to the cause and nature of the disease,
among men of equal intelligence and OBJ
servation, confined to the timbered por-
tion of Wise county. There is no disease
on the prairie.
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at HiIlsbOro.

Special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, Tex, May love were
yesterday again blessed with corn and
cotton-growing rain. The crops are in
splendid condition, and corn in places is
nearly waist-high. The oat crop will be
good, but will hardly grow tall enough
to bind.
While the fruit was all killed IN Hills
Doro, there are many orchards in the
country unhurt,
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Fire at Suncook.

CONCORD, N. H., May 10.-It is re-
ported that large fire is now burning at
Suncook. Assistance has been asked for
from here. No particulars yet received.
1t is known, however, that large freight
house and coal yards are on fire and that
other buildings are in danger.
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Destructive Fire.

LEBANON, N. H, May 1O.-The most
destructive fire Northern New Hampshire
has ever had occurred this morning.
breaking out il Mead, Mason Co.'s
furniture factory and sweeping every
thing south of 1t. The entire loss is esti-
mated at 100000, with an insurance of
$4,000.
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at Mans6e cid,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
MANSFIELD, TEX, May 10.-Crops were
never better in our county than at this
time. The wheat crop will make on an
average of twenty bushels to the acre.
Oats, corn and cotton are as fine as heart
could wish.
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At BrOWnMOod,
Special to the Gazette

Special 70 the IaZetJe.
BRowNwooD, TEX, May love have
just had heavy rain lasting twelve hours.
The entire county was visited. The pros
poets for corn and cotton crop are fine
and the wheat and oats are not an entire
failure.
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A Second Barbed wire Failure.

CHICAGO, ILL, May 10.-A second fail
ure in the barbed wire business is an
nounced, the firm is that of Schnabel &
Co. The liabilities reach $303, 900, assets
about S175,000. In an interview with a
Journal reporter Mr.. Marsh of the firm of
Sherman, Marsh & Co., attributed his
failure to the Interstate commerce law.
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At Coleman.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
COLEMAN, Tex. May 8.-To-night we
were visited with the best rain that we
have had in eighteen months.
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at Tyler.
,peciaI to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
TYLER, TEX, May 10.-A steady rain
fell for several hours tals evening. With
the rains of several days ago the ground
is thoroughly saturated, and the farmers
think they have enough rain to last for a
month or two.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
Prohibition Clubs Organize,

Prohibition Clubs Organized.
Special to the Gazette.
MORGAN, Tex, May 10.-A prohibition
club of thirty eight members was organ
lied at Daniels schoolhouse Saturday
night by Major Carruth of this city. A
club was organized here tonight.
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BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
A Heavy Failure.

CHICAGO, Ill, May FISHERMAN &
Marsh, barb wire manufacturers of this
city, assigned this afternoon to N. B.
Judax. Liabilities, $448,000; assets,
S05e 00O
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That Cattle Disease.

Special to the Gazette.
RHOME, Tex, May 10.-A great many
cattle are dying in the timbers of 8 dis
ease which affects the throat, causing
swelling of that organ.
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At Granbury,

Correspondence of the Gazette.
GRANBURY, TEX, May g. Another
heavy rain visited this section last night,
which continues to add to Hood county's
growth in crops.
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From Dublin.
Special to the Gazette.

optCIdI 20 inc GaZtLJe,
DUBLIN, TEX, May 1O.-W. R. Was
pounds.
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at Jefferson.
Special to the Gazette,

Special 70 Inc GaZette.
JEFFERSON, TEX, May 10.-Another
glorious rain fell to-day which puts the
crops and gardens In fine condition, and
gives the logmen hereabouts work to do.
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LIVE STOCK NOTES.

There was decline in the price of beef
cattle yesterday, several sales being made
at 2dc. Hogs sell at 4c; sheep, &c.
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At Mckinney,

MCKINNEY, TEX, May 1O.-One inch
Of rain fell last night. Creeks and
branches are running.
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At Henrietta.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
HENRITTA, TEX, May IO.-Sunday
nights heavy rain was followed by like
one last night and this morning. This
weather is what Clay county people call
"lovely weather"
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make garden will now commence plant
ing. The Wichita bottoms present little
sea of water, and more coming.
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General Sherman says that there is 6
great deal more Yigor and energy in the
kiss of New York girl than in, that Of s
st. Louis girl.
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Bit by a COpperhead.

Special 20 the Gazette. q
TAYLOR, Tex, May 10.-Mrs. John5.T.
Price, who lives few miles in the coIsn-
try, was severely and perhaps fatally
bitten by snake yesterday evening. The
snake is known as "copperhead," and
is said to be very poisonous. The lady,
when heard from this morning before day
light, was suffering severely. She was
then having spssme. The case will
probably end fatally II
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All persons wishing ADVERTISING space
in the extra edition OF THE GAZETTE
should engage it af'once to insure inser-
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at DnnisOn

Special to the Gazette.
DENIsoN, TEX, May 1O.-A good rain
fell last night; also to-day.
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TEXAS ELEMENTS.
I ne Northern Part of Hunt County
Visited by Beluge Amounting
Almost to Water Spout.

A Man Killed by Lightning Near Taylor.
Washout en- the Central South of
Cisco-The Brazos Rising.
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Every merchant and live citizen of Fort
Worth should be represented in THE GA
ZETTE's extra edition.
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WASHINGTON.
No Testimony Filed Up to Date in the
Election Contest Against Speaker
CGrlisle-Other Contests.

The Department of Agriculture Makes an
Interesting Report in Regard to
Wheat and Cotton.
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At Bartlett,
Special to the Gazette.

BARTLETT, TEX, May 10.-Another fine
rain fell last night and this morning,
which insures this county fine crops.
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The Williamson County Fair.

Special to the Gazette,
TAYLOR, TEX, May 1O.-The unusual
success of our recent fair has induced the
ACKNOWLEDGMENT directors to enlarge the
grounds. We will soon compete with
any enterprise of this kind in Texas.
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dependence of the Gazette
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on. Removes pimples, clears the cOnI77
pleaion. Elegant dressing and tonic, Tor the
hair or Ehiskers. Stops NARROWING out, renews
growth. no oil nor grease. S1.OO Druggists.
E. S. WELLS. Jersey City, n. j.
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ON WALL STREET.
The Closing Prices of Stocks Show
Gains for the Active List, but Gen.
orally for Fractions Only.

Fort Worth and Denver CITY Attracted
Considerable Attention Railroad
Bonds without Important Changes.
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If yenare tired taEfng she large Old.
fashiessH gripisg pills, AS Carter's Jattle,
Lives Pills snsE take saTEe comf6E ~
maAean't stand everytainssgsTS
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The advertisiDgsspsse ii the extsa edi-
ton of sPHR G4zETTE is limited - You
shozzU engage what space you wish at
once,
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a PRETTY WoMAMS SECRET
LEAuRELLEOIL

REMOVES and pre-
vents wrinkles and
roughness of flesh
or skin ; preserves
a youthful. plump,
fresh condition. o.
the features.
L ok Young
as long as you can,
prevent tendeney
TO wrinkles or age
ing of the skin by
usingLe ca urelie
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Cotton Belt Weather Bulletins.
STATIONS.

Following ia the weather bulletins for the
cotton region for stations given for twenty
four hours, ending p. m, May 10:
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Roes' food refus 70 stay 81 your stopz
aesl9 ARE yed asisteds we dyspepeai
IS SO talks Mors5s' csseSrins sntkse